ABO Celebrates Anthems & Music for Royal Fireworks by Handel
ABO and Brandenburg Choir, will perform George F Handel’s Coronation Anthems and Music for the Royal Fireworks 4 July – 4 August in Sydney, Brisbane & Melbourne
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Cancer: My Experience, My Journey – Chemotherapy, Round Two
Through April, May and up until now, mid-June 2019, I have seemingly been marking time to move forward discovering I need to have a second round of chemotherapy
Troy: Myth and Reality – Autumn at The British Museum
Troy: Myth and Reality at the British Museum will through 300 objects on show from 21 November 2019 – 8 March 2020 seek the stories at the heart of ancient Troy
Martyn Cook: Personal Tribute, Man of Influence & Perception
Today it is difficult to articulate what enriched generations past, but the qualities and values men like Martyn Cook held and honoured, are still worth seeking
Nara: Sacred Images from Early Japan – The British Museum
The British Museum presents 15 major Buddhist and Shinto sacred images 600 – 1300 from Nara Prefecture, leading up to Japanese Olympic and Paralympic Games 2020
Apollo’s Muse: The Moon in the Age of Photography – The Met
Apollo’s Muse: The Moon in the Age of Photography is an exhibition at The Met Fifth Avenue starting July 3 celebrating 50 years since the giant leap for mankind
NYBG: Brazilian Modern: The Living Art of Roberto Burle Marx
Brazilian Modern: The Living Art of Roberto Burle Marx at the NYBG, is an immersive experience, with a variety of colors and textures, capturing the imagination
Margaret Olley: A Generous Life – On Show June 15 at QAGOMA
Queensland Art Gallery (QAGOMA) June 15 – October 13 will celebrate the life and legacy of much loved Australian Artist Margaret Olley (1923-2011) and her works
Rembrandt: Online – Master Works in Southern California
Rembrandt in Southern California, on view in museums throughout the state, is a virtual exhibition of paintings by 17th century Dutch master of art, Rembrandt
Pentatonix – Sound of Music, Adventures Down Under in Spring
Pentatonix who have taken the art of a capella or instrument-free singing to a new level of excellence, will be in Australia in Spring 2019 for their World Tour
Melbourne Rare Book Week & Melbourne Rare Book Fair in July
The climax of Melbourne Rare Book Week, 5 – 14 July, will be the Melbourne Rare Book Fair in the Wilson Hall at The University of Melbourne, 12 to 14 July 2019
Jayson Gilham, Pianist – Upcoming Concerts At Home Australia
Jayson Gillham, will be performing repertoire to admire in Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne & Adelaide June – August including Beethoven’s much-loved Piano Concertos
Omega Ensemble: Masters of Music, Presenting Brahms & Chopin
The Omega Ensemble; with clarinettist David Rowden and pianist Maria Raspopova as Artistic Directors, presents traditional and contemporary chamber master works
2040, Focusing on Proactive Solutions – Fact Based Dreaming
2040 director Damon Gameau has an inspiring vision to restore the broken balance between humans and nature focusing on pro-active solutions, fact based dreaming
Mary Quant – Lights, Camera, Action, Mini Skirts are Back!
Mini Skirts are Back, is the message sent; Londoners are celebrating the fashionable style of one of their own rock star sixties designers Mary Quant at the V&A
Science Talk, New York Botanical Garden – Protect the Planet
Interested in the Science attached to the care and conservation of our planet … Science Talk, free from New York Botanical Garden, offers a global commentary